Liberty RoundTable Podcast

Sam Bushman

Liberty RoundTable delivers The News the Networks Refuse to Use, promoting God, family, and country. Hosted by Sam Bushman, our nationally syndicated radio network is dedicated to protecting life, liberty, and property with truth-filled commentary and insights you can trust.

  1. 3d ago

    Weak Jobs Report Sparks Fed Rate Debate | 07-02-26

    Sam Bushman, Curt Crosby, and Heath Perkins break down the Honest Money Report. Weak June job numbers and constant government revisions raise questions about economic manipulation, while semiconductor stocks pull back and Micron invests in Trump accounts. The team covers falling oil prices tied to Middle East diplomacy, the ongoing gold and silver market shakeup, the fight over Federal Reserve independence, Kevin Warsh's 2% inflation goal, and why honest money in gold and silver remains the real hedge against inflation. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open, Liberty Roundtable intro 0:54 Heath Perkins joins for the Honest Money Report 1:09 Weak June jobs report and economic data revisions 5:08 Government job number manipulation and Trump Derangement Syndrome 6:23 Entrepreneurship and jobs not captured in official reports 6:35 Semiconductor stocks pull back, Micron invests in Trump accounts 8:01 October historically brings market surprises 8:38 Tariff battles, Supreme Court, and Congress's role 15:54 Crude oil prices ease on Middle East diplomacy 16:05 Gold and silver market trends and outlook 17:24 Electric vehicles and getting government out of energy 17:56 Trump, government agencies, and Federal Reserve independence debate 20:12 Federal Reserve history and the case for honest money 21:40 Kevin Warsh's 2% inflation goal explained 23:00 How inflation quietly benefits the wealthy 24:44 Interest rate outlook and honest money report: gold & silver prices 24:53 Show close Call to Action: Get honest money and expert guidance from the Money Man at freewatercoinco.com, and your local raw honey at localhoneyman.com. Follow Liberty Roundtable at libertyroundtable.com and libertynewsradio.com, and find us on Truth Social, YouTube, and Rumble.

    25 min
  2. 3d ago

    Bill Maher Admits Democrats Lost It, Plus Candace Owens & Lindell's Win | 07-02-26

    Sam Bushman and Curt "The Honeyman" Crosby break down the news the networks won't touch. Even hardcore liberal Bill Maher is warning that today's Democrats have gone too far left even for him. Sam and Curt dig into free market solutions vs. socialist promises, the Freedom Fuel Network's brilliant 250th anniversary marketing campaign, Candace Owens' growing credibility problem around the Charlie Kirk case, Mike Lindell's long legal battle finally ending, Sheriff Richard Mack's new book "Democrat, Murder of America," the Supreme Court's major rulings on presidential power, and President Trump's midterm convention announcement in Dallas. 0:00 Show open, Liberty Roundtable intro 0:55 Curt Crosby "The Honeyman" welcomed back 1:34 Bill Maher warns Democrats have gone too crazy even for him 5:10 Free enterprise vs. socialism, the "free loaf of bread" story 7:56 Freedom Fuel Network's 250th anniversary gas price marketing 12:39 Candace Owens' conspiracy claims and credibility questions 14:54 Charlie Kirk case, speedy trial concerns, and TPUSA event reflections 18:06 Mike Lindell's election lawsuit dismissed, running for MN governor 11:41 Sheriff Richard Mack's new book "Democrat, Murder of America" 20:15 Supreme Court term ends, presidential power rulings 21:11 Trump announces midterm convention in Dallas 23:57 Beating inflation through local bartering and honest money 24:44 Show close Get your local raw honey delivered at localhoneyman.com, grab honest money at freewatercoinco.com, and check out Sheriff Mack's new book at murderofamerica.com. Follow Liberty Roundtable at libertyroundtable.com and libertynewsradio.com, and find us on Truth Social, YouTube, and Rumble.

    25 min
  3. 4d ago

    Braver Angels: Bridging America's Divide ft. Zak Gillies | Pt. 1 | 07-01-26

    Live from Temple University in Philadelphia, host Sam Bushman and producer Zak Gillies kick off their coverage of the Braver Angels conference, an event dedicated to bridging America's political divide. They tour historic Philadelphia, explain the meaning behind the conference's colored lanyard system (red, blue, yellow, and white), and share personal stories of stepping outside their comfort zones to hold respectful conversations with people who hold opposing views on hot-button issues like abortion and gender. This episode explores what polarization really means, why it's tearing families apart, and how Braver Angels is teaching people to listen first, judge less, and build real bridges across political lines. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:18 Live from Philadelphia at the Braver Angels conference 0:49 Staying at Temple University for the conference 1:20 Touring the Liberty Bell 2:09 A guided history tour of historic Philadelphia 3:03 Turning 59 near America's 250th birthday 3:38 Reflecting on the Founders and the sweltering 1787 convention 4:25 How Braver Angels brings red and blue together in one room 4:39 Tackling hard topics instead of avoiding them 5:48 Defining polarization 6:11 How polarization divides families, not just politics 8:07 The color-coded lanyard system explained 8:46 An experiment: wearing blue to see how people react 12:19 A conversation on abortion with a stranger in line 13:43 Understanding a viewpoint without agreeing with it 14:43 Zak's story: a "straight pride" shirt and a fertility struggle 18:41 Why listening to people's stories changes everything 20:00 A good mix of reds, blues, and yellows at the event 20:24 Over 800 attendees, evenly split by gender 21:52 The fear of losing relationships over beliefs 22:44 A Thanksgiving dinner torn apart by division 23:47 Closing thoughts: this gives us hope Call to Action: If this conversation gave you hope, share it with someone you disagree with, and challenge yourselves to have one civil conversation this week. Subscribe to Liberty Roundtable for Part 2 of this series and more interviews with Braver Angels leaders, and visit braverangels.org to find an event near you. Together we can bridge the divide.

    25 min
  4. 4d ago

    Braver Angels: Bridging America's Divide ft. Zak Gillies | Pt. 2 | 07-01-26

    In this episode of the Liberty RoundTable Radio Talk Show, host Sam Bushman sits down with producer Zak Gillies to unpack their experience at the Braver Angels conference in Philadelphia. They dive into groundbreaking research showing the divide between Americans is far worse in the media and politics than it is in real life, share powerful personal stories (including a Greatest Showman-inspired anthem and a moving GoFundMe story of forgiveness), and explore how storytelling, music, and simple human kindness can rebuild the bridges our culture desperately needs. From liberal journalist Monica Guzman's transformation to lessons on civility from the Founding Fathers, this conversation is a hopeful, practical guide to disagreeing without hating. 0:00 Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:15 Recapping the Braver Angels conference in Philadelphia 0:50 The research: division is worse in media than real life 2:31 Fear, not hatred, is driving the silence 2:54 Braver Angels workshops: putting research into practice 3:41 The Greatest Showman inspired unity anthem 4:18 Choosing grace over triggering: the abortion conversation story 6:04 We all want the same things at our core 7:53 Change yourself first, and others change too 8:27 Political Leaders and friendship across differences 9:08 The power of storytelling to humanize people 9:42 Monica Guzman's journey from liberal extremism to bridge building 10:38 Why there are no "rock stars" at Braver Angels 12:15 Leadership that isn't distant: the "no rock stars" culture 13:00 What's disappointing vs. what brings hope 13:59 Finding hope in Christ and in the younger generation 15:52 Jesus and the woman taken in adultery: calling out behavior, not people 16:15 Leadership in action: serving instead of being served 16:52 The jazz and blues session and lessons from hardship 18:09 The artist who visually documented every session 19:22 The LDS church attack and a story of forgiveness 19:52 A GoFundMe and grace for the shooter's family 21:37 Why Braver Angels' mission matters 22:14 The disappointment: fear of starting hard conversations 22:46 Training people to communicate without triggering 23:14 Comparing TPUSA and Braver Angels on faith 23:43 Founding principles and the Constitution Call to Action: If this conversation gave you hope, share it with someone you disagree with, and challenge yourselves to have one civil conversation this week. Subscribe to Liberty RoundTable for more interviews with Braver Angels leaders in upcoming episodes, and visit braverangels.org to find an event near you. Together we can bridge the divide.

    25 min
  5. 5d ago

    America Is NOT a Democracy: 25 Proofs from the Founders (Part 1) | 06-30-26

    Are we a democracy? Absolutely not. In this first episode of a special Liberty Roundtable series, Sam Bushman breaks down exactly why America was founded as a constitutional republic and why the Founders deliberately rejected democracy as a form of government. Sparked by a conversation at the Braver Angels conference, Sam walks through the history, the founding documents, and 25 reasons the word "democracy" misrepresents everything the Founders built. Words matter, and getting this right is essential to preserving liberty for the next generation. Timestamps: 0:18 Introduction: Are we a democracy? A resounding no 1:03 The Braver Angels conference and what sparked this series 1:30 The conversation that made this episode necessary 6:16 Why even smart people get this wrong 7:04 30 years of study: how Sam came to understand the republic 8:07 The clear declaration: America is a constitutional republic, not a democracy 8:23 Why Sam came up with 25 proofs instead of 15 9:33 Your sacred role in the next 250 years of the republic 12:34 Segment 2: Breaking down the constitutional framework 21:42 Point 1: The Pledge of Allegiance says republic, not democracy 21:52 Point 2: Benjamin Franklin called it a republic 22:02 Point 3: The Constitution never uses the word democracy 23:00 Point 5: The Founders warned against pure democracy as mob rule 23:42 Point 6: God-given rights are not subject to majority vote 23:59 Point 7: The Constitution limits government power, not public opinion Call to Action: Share this broadcast with everyone you know. The republic can only be kept by people who understand what it is. Subscribe to Liberty Roundtable, leave a comment, and stay tuned for Part 2, where Sam continues through all 25 proofs. God save the constitutional republic.

    25 min
  6. 5d ago

    America Is NOT a Democracy: 25 Proofs from the Founders | 06-30-26

    Most Americans have been taught we live in a democracy. The Founders explicitly rejected that. In this episode of Liberty Roundtable, Sam Bushman walks through 25 constitutional realities proving that America was designed as a constitutional republic, not a democracy, and why that distinction is critical to preserving your God-given rights and freedom. Topics covered include separation of powers, federalism, the Electoral College, the Senate's original design, supermajority requirements, the Bill of Rights, due process, jury unanimity, and the full side-by-side comparison of a constitutional republic vs. a pure democracy. Timestamps: 0:18 Introduction: America is a constitutional republic, not a democracy 1:50 Point 8: Separation of powers prevents majority domination 2:54 Point 9: Federalism distributes power between states and nation 3:13 Point 10: The Electoral College reflects Republican principles 4:23 Point 11: The Senate was originally indirectly elected 5:28 Point 12: The Constitution, not public opinion, is the supreme law 6:38 Point 13: The Declaration of Independence protects God-given rights 7:30 Point 14: Officials swear to uphold the Constitution, not democracy 7:54 Point 15: America uses democratic methods within a republican system 9:20 Point 16: Constitutional amendments require supermajorities 12:45 Point 17: Most major government actions require supermajorities 14:00 Point 18: States are sovereign, not administrative districts of D.C. 15:10 Point 19: The Electoral College rejects pure national majority rule 15:36 Point 20: The Senate was designed to temper popular passions 16:11 Point 21: Jury verdicts require more than a simple majority 16:50 Point 22: Due process limits what the majority can do to any individual 18:10 Point 24: Checks and balances intentionally slow government down 18:46 Point 25: The entire Constitution reflects distrust of concentrated power 20:33 Side-by-side: Constitutional republic vs. pure democracy Call to Action: If this opened your eyes, share this broadcast far and wide. The republic can only be kept by people who understand what it is. Subscribe to Liberty Roundtable, leave a comment with your thoughts, and help educate someone today. You have a republic if you can keep it.

    25 min

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Liberty RoundTable delivers The News the Networks Refuse to Use, promoting God, family, and country. Hosted by Sam Bushman, our nationally syndicated radio network is dedicated to protecting life, liberty, and property with truth-filled commentary and insights you can trust.

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